Sentence examples for really got one from inspiring English sources

And the White House has not really got one – just a few notes on the back of a fag packet which it announced loftily on Day Three of the Obama Era: Guantánamo would be closed and its inmates released, transferred abroad or tried.

I haven't really got one.

The only time you really got one was when the ball went in squint [not straight].

"We didn't have a Lib Dem strategy last time and we still haven't really got one now," admits one Labour aide.

It feels a bit lame, in what we're always being told is an age of identity politics, to admit that you haven't really got one; worse than not being able to summon up a vision of how David Bowie changed your life.

He only really got one chance all game, but he took it.

Can you really get one of those cheap advertised deals?

I didn't really get one in Cincinnati, but I've gotten it here.

"You really get one shot to distinguish yourself in public service," he said.

You only really get one chance of that in your lifetime".

And, wow, there is something about observing up close a raw bloody hole at the base of somebody's hair that really gets one thinking.